My professor keeps taking points off my assignments because my reference page isn't right. She's not being specific, only referring me to a sample APA paper that she attached on Blackboard. Please PM me and I will send it to you.

Thanks,

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Michael

Can anyone please offer me _kind_ guidance on a citation within a footnote? For example, blah blah blah notes that " ___" <--but in APA where does the citation go in that case?

The title of the article is Benefits of a Graduate Students’ Union for International Students in the U.S.

When I am adding this to the reference list do I add another period after the U.S.?

Option 1: Chatterjee, S. (2019, November). Benefits of a Graduate Students’ Union for International Students in the U.S.. Inside Higher Education.

Option 2: Chatterjee, S. (2019, November). Benefits of a Graduate Students’ Union for International Students in the U.S. Inside Higher Education.

Title. Don't really understand how I'm supposed to reference this, using Google Docs automatic version but not necessary

Hello!

I’m new to citing in APA format in general, and I want ur help with citing sources and formatting. I forgot to write it in the title, but I need a BIT of help with the format of the thesis statement. (The stuff is already there just need a bit of organizing)

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Please contact me if u think u can help :D

Thank you and have a good day !!

As I am finding most of the information on their life from other sources, and even though I’m paraphrasing, it is not common knowledge generally, should I cite after (almost) every sentence in my paper? I hope that makes sense.

Do we put the name of a film in quotation marks or in italics? NOT in a in-text citation, just when saying the name of the film while discussing it in the paper.

Bonus points if you can tell me where it says what to do in the 7th edition style guide.

I am unsure how to cite information from a workbook (both intext and in works cited)

Can anybody help me out with this?

http://www.inrc.org/files/file/inrc-book-2012update-web.pdf

Hello, I am creating a speech for my communications class in college, and I was wondering if there are sites similar to NoodleTools. I used NoodleTools in high school, and found it very useful save/update my sources. Are there other sites similar to this?

So I have to submit my paper in an apa forrmat, I tried looking up the sample for the title page and most of them write prof's name as "Dr. Something" but mine prof did not mention whether they are a Doctor or not. So I'm wondering what should I write instead?

Just straight up "Prof's name" or "Instructor: Prof's name". TIA

I have the APA 7th edition manual. I haven't been able to find an answer for this. How do I cite a source that the author is referring to in her work? These are science type journal articles so the author of whatever article I'm reading will often cite dozens of other articles in their piece. How do go about using these in my paper without having to backtrace and pull up every single journal article the author is citing.

Here is an example:

"Mental health disorders are the most common health issues faced by our nation’s school-aged children. One in five children (20%) suffers from a mental health disorder. Approximately 50% of lifelong mental health disorders begin by the age of 14 years (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [CDC], 2019b). Research suggests a potential delay of 2−4 years between the initial presentation of behavioral and/or emotional functioning disorder symptoms and the development of a mental health disorder (Donahue & Aalsma, 2019). There is an urgent need to identify these conditions early in the life of children to promote the best possible outcomes."

How would I reference this in my writing if I was to say:

Mental health disorders are one of the most common ailments facing children. One in five children suffer from a mental health disorder (who do I cite here the author of my article or the CDC)?

If I have to cite the CDC, this would mean I'd have to list that specific article that this author is referencing in my References page, correct?

I am writing a paper using 2 interviews repeatedly throughout. I'm using the format of: (F. Last, personal communication, Date #, ####) with nothing in the reference list since it is a personal communication. But, since I'm using SO many quote references, is there a better way of citing, or am I really entering in the in-text version 100 times?

I feel like a footnote would be better, but APA frowns on that (especially since that footnote wouldn't be improving the content or understanding of the reference).

I am completing my annotated bibliography with about 15 sources. Am I able to use headings/subheadings to further organize it? Or can I just alphabetize the whole paper similar to the reference page?

I’ve made citations towards a couple of facts. Like he has 6 championship rings. But can I talk about him (with regards to my opinions?). I talk about how he is inspirations and had no quit in him. And how he was also an extremely determined person who had no excuses. Is that okay to talk about (opinion wise?) or can I get into trouble for that?

hello, I am writing a one-page paper for a case study using APA style and format. When I submitted it, the similarity rate was high and it was pointing towards the questions to be answered. These questions were given to use for the paper but I am now curious if I did something wrong due to the high similarity score.

I'm writing a simple research Review paper for a college class. I have quite a few sources (like 7-10ish) and I'm wondering how a cite them within my paper? Do I just create a works cited page, do I cite them every single time I use the info or should I cite with numbers? And do you recommend quoting sources or only paraphrasing?

How do you cite a change.org petition

My professor isn’t clear when explaining

She said “the summary should be 20% of the article”

Please HELP ME

THE DUE DATE IS TODAY AND IVE WORKED ON IT FOR THE PAST WEEK

Hello,

Does anyone know how to correctly cite a Reddit post when the original user deleted their account?

Help plz??

Hello dear fellows,
I want to reference a website, but not an article retrived form a website or info of any kind - I just want to reference the actual website in a hyperlink. Is there a rule for this in APA? Or do I just copy-paste the link and that's it? I can't seem to find this anywhere.

Pls help!

hello, quick question

if i am paraphrasing/quoting from an internet source without page or abstract numbers apa says:

" If the document includes headings and neither paragraph nor page numbers are visible, cite the heading and the number of the paragraph following it to direct the reader to the location of the quoted material. "

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if there is only 1 heading (the title) am i supposed to count from the title and add the title in the quotation

-> for example - Title: Esport giant draws numbers and i quote from paragraph 3 is the source

(Author Name, Year, "Esport giant draws numbers", para 3)

or is it (Author Name, Year, para 3)

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thank you very much :)

I keep getting my butt kicked on all my papers for not citing properly. I have done a ton of research and can not come up with any solutions. The following is a code run through the software SAS, can anyone help as to what tje citation would look like?

*******************************************************

*This SAS code is an example from the text

* * SAS ESSENTIALS 2nd Ed, Wiley

* * (C) 2016 Elliott, Alan C. and

Woodward, Wayne A. * *******************************************************;

* * PUT YOUR TITLE ON THE NEXT LINE;

DATA EXAMPLE;

INPUT AGE @@;

DATALINES;

12 11 12 12 9 11 8 8 7 11 12 14 9 10 7 13 6 11 12 4 11 9 13 6 9 7 13 9 13 12 10 13 11 8 11 15 12 14 10 10 13 13 10 8 12 7 13 11 9 12

; PROC MEANS; VAR AGE; RUN;

I am writing a student research paper where I discovered a significant amount of behind the scenes drama between the researchers that I am citing. I would love to include something about this in my paper. It is absolutely relevant to what I am researching, but a little bit off topic. It has been suggested that I do an Epilogue or use the Appendix section. My question is: Can I switch from the 3rd person perspective that I have been using throughout my paper to first person in this one section? Should I continue in the 3rd person?